Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-13

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IheIf usd1Ina. Iha ssaninQ proved -
Be 3 gsxY enfoynbie one. Among those
pEaaen1 wsEs. Rev. A. y. Haugam and
wife, o. X. 1snnar ana wife, W. III.
Hard and wife, 8. D. Crockoft and vita.
Mrn. VlIlia. Nfau AakeFman. Nisa AIlsa.
MeeRn. J. p. 1onaa anf !. ~. Huhbell.
PATTI % wME0oNn.
Tha ehnFoh paEioEs Of the Msahodlsl
Protestant church wnEe Raily LIGHTED
49, W@aA~et Ss9N.A-N 4A@ E
within revealed . large ga4heRina
Of very haDpg. peoDls. They
baa come loGssheF % we.soms
home their pastor Rev. Ozark Davis and
bic family frOm fheiE vae9tIon n the
east. The peo9Enmme Of NE exsEelssa.
NE rsfraahments and the oheofful faces
Ell helokanad THAI ths welcome extend
"a gns hearty ore. A feature q the
ooeasslon waa tue chief deoogAtion,
the word s'Weloomes stFefohed Ii tiny
Gas lots across the ffoat Of The library.
cnkUTAuugA cEnuEEs.
Lovers Of Ohautaaqua are nov hasd
% work in The yearly course Of study
and several conters 81 WoEk. are nov es-
lablishe1 n ibis ctr. locally arranged.
Mrs. b. Abrams house b headquaEleEs
for North Beatale; A. MoIutosl1's sesi.
dancs Il he nesting place fer the Aiki
ctrcle and friends. 1wo Denny oiEoies
are reported. The Plymouth oiFcIs
msets e A. p. BuruolI's and tbe Rainier
cifcle 81 Rev. d. J. PisEosis rosidanes.
TMM oomomzz.
Owing 10 She inclemGnoy Of the
weather only about one HUNDRED people
attended the concert ef last evening,
given b little Adele Cochran, ths child
viollnist, a the Turner Hall. The pro-
Rrnmme was well arranged but FaiheE
lengthy. The rendition Of ''gwanoe
River and sHone, Sweet HoEss by
Iitile Adele vas heartily received, e. vas
alss She solo By Mis- Emma Atkins,
who Displayed Der vocal powers IL 90
admirable manner.
TEE nENKFET.
The people tnFnsd ont n good nam-
beFs 70 atiand NE bsnsli poEfoFmanos
for the IRE depaFtment and 9 mesl en-
ioyabie peEfoEmaaes vas given. TIE
singing ana daBcinR waa aeod, he lug
cling exeolienA. the saTee8 entsFtainina;
IN taaf ehe pEoGfamme, a. q wh0le, b
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